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School is back in session. Professor Langan is here!
No-one gives good literary conversation like John Langan – and this week he returns to Talking Scared to discuss the watery influences, metafictional experimentation, and snake-legged women in his new collection: Lost in the Dark and Other Excursions.
It’s my favourite collection of John’s so far, and as ever, he merely used it for a jumping-off point into a cosy fireside conversation about all the books and stories that he keeps in his Alexandrian Library of a head!
It’s the most accessible college course you’ll ever take.
Enjoy!
Other books mentioned:
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The Fisherman (2017), by John Langan
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Corpsemouth and Other Autobiographies (2022), by John Langan
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Survivor Song (2020), by Paul Tremblay
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Fever House (2023), by Keith Rosson
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King Sorrow (2025), by Joe Hill
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Great Expectations (1861), by Charles Dickens
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Dombey and Son (1848), by Charles Dickens
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Jane Eyre (1847), by Charlotte Bronte
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Why I Love Horror: Essays on Horror Literature (2025), edited by Becky Spratford
- “Lamia” (1820), by John Keats
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She Said Destroy (2017), by Nadia Bulkin
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Issues With Authority (2025), by Nadia Bulkin
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A Game in Yellow (2025), by Hailey Piper
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